<p>And in 1832, after Daniel Webster had made his national reputation, and had achieved wealth, power, and lasting fame, what did he do? </p>
<p>He moved his family and law office to the little town of Marshfield, where he bought a big farm, raised cattle, and lived happily for the rest of his life.</p>
<p>If you’re trying to make a case that quality of life is higher in the Big City than in the Countryside, then Daniel Webster is probably not the best historical example.</p>